“There’s no way Tyron Woodley’s gonna do that,” Michael Bisping denies the claims of Paul vs Woodley being rigged
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Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley
The former UFC Welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley got knocked out in his rematch against the Youtuber turned professional boxer, Jake Paul this past weekend. After having really hard five rounds, Woodley got caught with a right hook and fall down on the canvas in the sixth round of their fight.
After Tyron Woodley’s loss a majority of people came out and started claiming this fight was rigged as they blamed Jake Paul vs Woodley’s first fight but this time the former UFC Middleweight champion, Michael Bisping came in support of Tyron Woodley and denies all of the acquisitions of this fight being fixed.
Talking about the same in the latest episode of Believe You Me podcast, Michael Bisping says, “It’s ridiculous! Anytime somebody gets beat, knocked out, something like that, these conspiracy theories start going around. There’s no way Tyron Woodley’s gonna do that. Secondly, I’ve seen enough knockouts to know when one is real. That looked f*cking real. The fight wasn’t real.”
“The fight was garbage, it was piss poor, it was sh*t, it was nonexistent. The best thing that happened to Jake Paul was him actually landing – it was just a solid shot. The kid can bang, simple as that. He’s a big, strong, young kid. Boom. That’s not a fix!”
Michael Bisping claims Tyron Woodley was the worst matchup for Jake Paul after Ben Askren
Jake Paul has doubled down his claims of calling the UFC fighters to fight him next after knocking out Tyron Woodley. In the post-fight press conference, he called out Jorge Masvidal, Conor McGregor, Nate Diaz and he even attacked the UFC president Dana White as well.
According to Michael Bisping, any of these fighters whom Jake is calling out are far better strikers than Woodley. He continued, “The problem with f*cking Tyron Woodley, and I say this all the time, in a sport like boxing where all you’ve got to do is throw punches, he doesn’t throw f*cking punches! That’s a problem! That’s a problem. He doesn’t throw enough.”
“Diaz would, McGregor would. They might lose but they’d f*cking throw, they’d fight, they’d turn up…. Masvidal would beat him. Nate Diaz, will see what happens next year because that fight probably will happen.”
Also Read: Jake Paul offers Tyron Woodley a fight against running back Le’Veon Bell at his next fight card.
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